Trump White House Readies AI Framework to Review Security Risks
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The Trump administration has started work on an AI security risk assessment framework which The New York Times has reported. A framework operates as a collection of rules and guidelines which organizations follow to achieve their goals. The proposed plan would exclude open-source AI models because their computer code remains available to the public for anyone to access and modify. Companies like Meta have used open-source software to build AI tools that compete with leaders like OpenAI and Anthropic. The framework's exclusion of open-source models would create benefits for the leading companies in the industry.
The framework remains unclear about its operational structure and the organization has not yet announced its official launch date. Experts continue their discussion about the effects which occur when open-source AI systems do not appear in security assessments.
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